For CCK fields that use allowed values, you can specify key/value pairs, like

1|Apple
2|Banana

The key (e.g. "2") is what gets indexed, however there is no map callback provided for the facet, so the facet list ends up looking like

Fruit
   1 (5)
   2 (13)

whereas you would really want

Fruit
   Apple (5)
   Banana (13)
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#4 cck-facet-map-callback-1994840-4.patch1.49 KBkevin.dutra
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Whoops, incorrect callback name.

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is filter_xss() the right filtering here? Are some HTML tags allowed in allowed vallues? If so, you need to set the $map['#value'] to the content, and $map['#html'] to TRUE.

by default, check_plain() is applied, and in this case content will be double filtered.

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kevin.dutra CreditAttribution: kevin.dutra at Workday, Inc. commented
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Whoops, I guess I missed your reply. Yes, you are correct. I guess I never read the description on the allowed values field that closely. At any rate, a revised patch is attached (re-rolled so that it applies to HEAD).